[EVA] NERV iPods

[Tommy Rude]

OsX is UNIX based. Linux is an opn source Unix OS, but is' not the only one.
As far as I know about HP an' Ipods, I believe they' just liscensing the 
right to have HP brand ones, they' not involved in the production of Ipods 
in general. The Ipod way predates the recent release of HP models.

Wow, 2 mis-statements in one self righteous preaching, Dennisud. Whaddaya do 
for an encore? :P

>From: Doug Dennis <dennisud2015 at yahoo.com>
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>Subject: RE: [EVA] NERV iPods
>Date: Mon, 27 Dec 2004 07:23:20 -0800 (PST)
>
>Isn't the Current Mac system OS Linux based?
>And isn't Hewlwtt-Packard, a PC company partnered with
>Apple in developing the I-Pod?
>Funny how little prejudices seem to pop up on this
>group.
>
>
>--- Eduardo Páez Trujillo <edpaez at terra.com.pe> wrote:
>
> > Well, I really like Mac due to the technology thing,
> > but they have a LOT of
> > disadvantages. Of course I prefer a PC (more
> > capability of upgrading) , and
> > a good Linux. I don't like FreeBSD, due to
> > ridiculous complications on its
> > kernel. And the Mac seems to be made only for Mac
> > enthusiasts. Yes, a long
> > time ago, Mac revolutionized the industry with the
> > concepts of friendly user
> > interface. But now, it seems to me that Macs are
> > made for people who are
> > considered not capable of learning about computers.
> > PC+Linux is very
> > flexible though difficult to learn. Mac+FreeBSD is
> > easy to learn but not too
> > flexible. I use both of them and also PC+WinXP that
> > is not the best
> > combination but it's the standard.
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Tigey [mailto:Tigey at mendo.org]
> > Sent: Sábado, 25 de Diciembre de 2004 05:10 p.m.
> > To: 'The english-language evangelion mailing list.'
> > Subject: RE: [EVA] NERV iPods
> >
> > Even though I happen to like PCs too, Apple makes
> > very good computers.
> > The operating system is quite stable, the hardware
> > is of good quality,
> > and they are at the cutting edge of technology.
> > True, they are near
> > impossible for the mere mortal to upgrade, there is
> > a small selection of
> > software compared to PCs and they are "trendy".  Why
> > in the world does
> > it always turn into a war between PCs and Macs.  Are
> > there so few people
> > who can find good in both?
> >
> >
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